League of Legends fighting game 2XKO is ending active development in 2026, Riot Games has announced less than a year after launch.

Riot Games will continue to distribute prize money until November, but the in-game revenue share that funded these prizes ended on August 20. As a result, tournament organizers are now left with ...

The recent PAX event has shed light on Riot Games' next big project, an MMO set in the world of League of Legends that fans ...

Riot Games co-founder and CPO Marc Merrill spoke at Pax about the upcoming MMO soon after the sudden end-of-development ...

Riot says it spent the past few months tracking 2XKO’s revenue, retention, new-player numbers, and engagement, and while plenty of players gave the game a shot, not enough stuck around. Even efforts ...

The fighting game will still receive content updates through October 2026.

Riot Games' Marc 'Tryndamere' Merrill was asked if League of Legends fighting game, 2XKO, was a mistake. The answer is a ...

Regarding the suspension of 2XKO's development, Riot Games said, "Our goal was to secure the trust of the core player base, ...

About 50 minutes into my “please play as long as you want” hands-on demo with 2XKO at EVO 2024, I realized I was going to miss the first match of my Tekken 8 pool. About 30 seconds later, I also ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Riot Games has confirmed that it is laying off 80 2XKO developers ...

Riot Games has just announced it’s laying off 80 employees, all from the 2XKO team. It’s never good to hear about layoffs in the gaming industry, but it’s also very, very unsurprising. And this round ...